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New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ATTACHMENTS GROWING OUT OF A FAILURE.
PHILADEIPHA. April 14.-w. II. Newbolds Son q Co. To-
day caused wrrs OF TO DO issued agsn The Pa
delphia Warehouse Company and tho Proydent Life and
Trust Company a. garnishess OF Henry Bower Son. the
chemists whose failure was announced
several days These attachments wore issued on two
judgment notes OF $4,000 each.
REDUCING CANAL TOLLS
BALTIMORE At meeting OF tho directors OF tho
Chesapeake Ohio Canal to-day determ ned 10
duco the from 40 TO SO cents from Cumberland 10
OeorgetOwn Washington. coal eastbound coast
wise tho toll Is reduced from 38 to 81 cents.
BURNING HIS BROTHER TO DEATH.
LEBANON, Penn. April 4-Durng the absence OF the pa
rents night Raymond Shay, age five years. lighted
stick and he TO tho clothing OF his brother
Ernst age Ernst was burned 70 death.
ARRIVAL OF AN OVERDUE SCHOONER
PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE schooner Henry D. May.
from Fcrpandna March for Phladepha for whose safety
anxiety been fe passed st anchor last evening
in Delaware Bay BY the tug Crawford.
THEIR OCCUPATION WILL BE GONE.
PHILADELPHIA April IA (Speodl)-A musician said ts.dsy
that upward OF 1--WE hundred musicians will thrown OF
employment this Director sokely insists upon the
enforcement OF his order dsaowng music whore beer or
other liquor ID cold
KILLING HIS WIFE WITH A HAMMER
LIMA Ohio April lA-Joseph Burch, welltodo farmer
living mles Of this place. killed his sick wife with
hammer and hen went woods By twisted some
bark into moose and hanged himself
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OPPOSED no DYyIMIrg PAcroRIrs

READING April 14.-Reccn,ly q humber of dyua.
mite factories have been established ut different points
in this county. much to the danger and dissatisfaction
OF the people To-day il was discovered that thoa-
sands OF dead fish floating ton ol the water in
Stony Creek which emptcs into the schuylki having
been killed by the acids from !be ia sores. wheh are
oermtt,d 10 drain into the creek number OF cattle
which drank OF the water have been affected with
stronge Throat disease A dS naniite factory juse
across the line in Lebanon County set on IRE W
Incepsed parties, and the tire discovered just IN
time TO save the building aud the lives OF the work
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THE FIRE RECORD.

sUFFOCATED IN A TORPEDO FACTORY.
fire broke out from an explosion In the torpedo
factory OF Nelson { Klubber, at Elder and Liberty
avcs., Brooklyn, last evening. Aphonse Schwinde
ago thirty, OF Washington and Liberty aves, who
was tho only man employed at night ON the upper
boor Of tho building was sunocated before assisaaeo
could reach him. Tho fire put out before the
body was burned. Tho lOssos by tho hro were 800
on the stock and $500 upon tho building.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OPENED

PHILADELPHIA. Apn! Ia tSpecaD. the presence OF
large number OF business the new Real Estate Ex
change In the Peoples Bank was opened today. The
following officers were elected President, George W.
Hancock vice presidents, Lewis H. Rednor and Samuel
T. Fox secretary James L. Stevenson treasurer Rich
ard NJ Hartley; superintendent. John Austin PURCELL
board OF directors George w. Hancock Ewood Becker,
BENJAMIN f. Teller Frederick sylvester. James o. Fran
els. Lewis IT, Rednor James II. Stevenson. Daniel -
Lindsay samuel Fox Joseph II. Chubb. John NJ. Eric
son JOhn L. Daam and Charlcs Benlamn Wilklnson.
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JUSTICE AROUSED ~ PHILA DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April Hillary G. Roop Harry j.
senay Harry A. Chesley, the "dive" keepers. and
Elizabeth Mettlcr who pleaded guilty OF keeping house
OF illfamc, today sentenced by Judge Gordon TO
the full OF the law The three sentenced
TO pay fine OF $500 aud undergo an imprisonment
OF year, and the woman was fined $1,000 and SEN
this afternoon followed the lead OF Judge Gordon and
James and Margaret Iobb who convicted before
him keeping disorderly house, each hnod $500
and sentenced 10 ono years imprisonment.
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DISTURBED OVER INCENDIAR Y FIJI

DISTURBED OVER INCENDIAR FIRES
ITHACA, April IL tSpeciab.-The residents OF Lansing
are disturbed over the existence Of band OF incen-
diaries in their neghborhood Another incendiary fire
last night following after the Massock tragedy
has caused property owners there much fright This
was the old Myers MILL few rods from the ruins which
mark the spot where Matthew Mass0ok end his three
children were burned to DEATH The mill became CON-
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ROBBERS ARRESTED AT AKRON. ONO.

AKRON April ii tSpeeiaDUlysses worting and Willis
Cady members OF the Foster gang of robbers were ar
rested today special Grand Jury Mt once returned
four indictments against these men. Among the crimes
OF this gang the robbery OF Farmer Henry Rooms ana
wife, both over ninety years OF age who were tortured
nv bene ggcd whipped in the cold to freeze
until several hundred dollars was obtained. Farmer
M he'd held with their feet against hot stove and left
almost dead by the thieves who secured about 5000
Mr. Fritz and his wifo were robbed OF $500 and terribly
ed
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JOHN REDMOND EXPLAINS HIS SPEECH.
LONDON, April 14-John Redmond in tho House Of
Commons to-day made personal explanation with rcf
erence to his speech at the Chicago convention He said
that Mr.. Chamberlain had represented him saying
thatths Irish party working the removal Of
grievances whereas what he cid say that thcy were
not working solely for the purpoes Of removing the
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teria grievances OF tenants but to obtah toitlcaI re
forms also and further when he said that government
OF Ireland by England was impossible. his aiuso&r & Mas
to the centralized bureaucratic government OF Dupn
Castle He believed that settlement could pc cnectea
honorable alike TO England and TO Ireand snch as was
offered by Mr. Gadstones bill lCres OK Hear near
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CHARITABLE WORK OF THE TERRY FAMILY.
HAVANA, April 0.-Thc wealthy Terry family Of Cicn
fuegos have given large OF money for the erection
OF theatre in that city, the proceeds OF which to
be given to the poor Work the theatre Is TO begin In
June next prize offered for tho best plan
presented before that time The structure 10 be named
'TeatrO do Terry"
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CANADIANS OPPOSED TO RECIPROCITY.

TORONTO. ont, April 14-Tho organ Of the Cana
dian Manufac tIrer's Association will in this weeks
issue publish synopsis OF the views expressed in
letters received by the association from number OF
prominent manufacturers regarding the questions Of
commercial union and reciprocity OF manufactures be-
tween Canada and tho United States The sentiment
expressed these manufacturers Is entirely against
the proposition which they consider vitality nimical
their interests and they say they will resist 1t by
all tho in their
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BUCHAREST, April 14-The Bulgarian Regency has
surrender Of the who recently attempted
to murder the Project OF Rustchukin this city
MADRID April 14-The Government has introduced in
tho Cortes Bill fixing tho effective strength Of the Army
at 100000 for Spain, 10000 for Cuba 300 for
Porto Rico, aud 5000 for Philippines
ROME, April 14-The Pope has instructed the Euncio
at Paris to tho French that the friend
no wise indicate hostility on the part Of the Vatican
toward France
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MP. BLAIyg STILL IMPROVING.

ST. LOUIS, April IA dispatch to The Post DispaseA
from Fort Gibson Indian Territory. says: "Mr Blaine
is rapidly improving He awakened this morning mues
refreshed and feeling quite strong After hearty preea
fast of At and vegetables he sat up and wished W o0
his clothes This was permitted and nc o.ngca ~
house in few days II his Improvement continue ..s
DR. Byrne made examination o Mr nane ,s nS SI 80
last syening and found the Inflammation OF tho iuhS "
ihiv diminished and the lung healing rapidly'
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urMpIyG FROM TIL

PHILADELPHIA, April II tspeeiaD This morning the
homo of Thomas Price, at Eighth and Nectarne sts was
destroyed by fro The family consisting OF his wife and
children saved their lives by jumping from the
second-story window. The loss Is $1,000; Insured.
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SUPPOSED 10 BE LOST WITH ALL HANDS
a. JoHx. q. B.. April 1k-The schooner Clotilde, of
this pert wheh sailed from st John on March 10 with
eargo Of lumber for New York. II believed to have been
os with ~ hands I'VE In number Tho last heard from
oes was On Hasch 2ls when she sailed from Portland
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AN ANCIErT VILLAGE ALMOST DESTROYED.
OSAScocK. Va. April Ii tSpecsap.-Tho business por
ton OF this town was destroyed by fire last night
Abour twenty Of tho leading the Central Hotel and
several dwellings were burned Tho loss will exceed
$4,000, insurance about $4,000 This II the first sor
nre In Onancock since 1t was founded two hundred
years ago.
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4 CUryluiy CASTS HIS BALLOT

TRENTON April 1LOIe OF the incidents of the election
on Tuesday in Chambersburg the voting of China
man. He the polls with his naturalization papers
neatly framed In q little box with glass cover A
policeman escorted him to the place where the tickets
were HANDED ill., The Chnanan seemed proud ana
happy. lie put IN a solid Republican ticket
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NO INTENTION OF ATTACKING UAYTI.

PARIS, April A.-The "Tcmps" says England has
assured France that she has no intention of making
any attack Hayu. England. the "Temps" says,
has reduced tho indemnity demanded Of Hayti to
100000 and tho French admiral who ordered
to proceed TO Hayt with his force In order to protect
Europeans has been ordered to leave Haytan waters
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SIR G. o. TREvELYAN'S MANIFESTO.
A UNIONIsT LEADER DECLARES AGAINST TIE GOV

UNIoNIsT LEADER DECLARES AGAINST TIE Gov
ERNMENTs BILL
LONDON, April 14.-Sir George Trevelyan, one OF
the Unonist leaders and formerly Chief Secretary lot
Ireland has written letter the Coercion bill when
is tantamount to manifesto against that measure
He says that really the bill is chiefly aimed at poiti-
cians and editors opposed to the Governments policy
and therefore that notorious partisans like M;
Holiness tho present Attorney General OF Ireland ana
Colonel King -Harman, the newly appointed Parla-
mentary Secretary for Ireland, are unit to administer
the law If passed. He says:
No true Liberal ought to entrust such powers 70
them. When Lord Spencer repeatedly refused 10
suppress the League, word OF remonstrance epla-
mated from the Liberals. 1t is inconceivable that
Liberal now support measure empowering tne
Executive TO treat Irish politicians as common crimi-
mails. In 1888 5000 Orangemen on one occasion
disturbed National League meeting Their acIon
leading to boodshed and necesstating the calling
out Of troops to preserve the peace Colonel kins-
HaIman and Mr.. Holmes acuvely defended these
unwarrantahle proceedings There Is not the she
doubt that in the event of recurrence OF such ne
the Orangemen would be liable under the clauses OF
the present bill punishment as criminals. But the
Government has effectively provided against TINS
contingency by proposing to enact that the Honse Oh
Lords may veto proclamation by the Lord Lieuten-
ant.
The full weight Df this terrible but one-sded meas
ure intended tall and will tall upon the politicians
OF one party alone The measure will be admins
cred by those who beyond all question are actuaed by
the strongest Orange sympathies, and 1T Is calcnated
to exasperae the people without serving any useia
purpose.
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rrDRY HIS BRUTAL TEACHER

MILWAUKEE,, April 1&-This afternoon George werner:
teachsr of school In the town Of WILLIAMSBURG punsneo
a refractory pupil Henry zusbusea. by applying e'es
sharply to hs vrsts and the latter fs back n Ms ~
"nconscioua 6upposing that the boy nsd IanSees -
ShrrW two nails Of water over him but the pupn "s
Saad the teacher ned and has not been seen SINCE
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CRIMESAND CASUALTIES-BY 1ELEGRAPH
KILLED IN A WRECKED TRAIN.

KILLED IN WRECKED TRAIN.
CHICAGO, April ll-A dispatch 70 TIE Tunes rom wncci
construction train on tho ONO isiser
Kaca Jumped the track ut Willow Grove near ParKots
burg last night wrecking tho engine and nine cars kng
three woundng eight or ten Others Ihc casualties
were killed. Joseph Reese. John Holden Washington Mer
Ger; injured Ernest Cole. Ed Hagsn Toby Fleinecker.
FOUR MEN KILLED IN FEUD.
PorrsBoRo Tex April H-John Christian, b-othor OF
James Christian killed few days organized
troop 10 hunt down. and on them last night
and as they surrender Alexander Dazan killed
and steve" Russell mortally wounded. They were tho
lost
SUICIDE OF AN ALMSHOUSE KEEPER.
SPRiNGFIELD Mass, April I.-Amos town. keeper or the
Dana, hanged himself 10 ladder In the pafn
this morning
SUICIDE BEAUsE OF A LOVERS DELAY.
MACUYzIE Penn, April IL (Spccla-saie speriing sse
twenty four daughter OF Jacob Spering farmer Oh sans
bury In this county committed suicide by taxing tweve
iaudanum pills because her lover Ambrose Hennnger ago
eighteen refused 10 marry her before he became Oh aga
CAPTAIN JOHNsON'S BODY FOUND.
KRYPORT N. j. April 1x.-Tho body OF tho drowncd msn
found this place early this morning ns
identified that OF Captain Cornelius Jonnson o ~
envle staten Island who was knocked ovetooara n ns
soop In the lower Pay December a. as BY the ons OF
the boom. He was seventy years old
HORSES POISONED BY OATS
MILFORD, N. J., Aprl AMany horses are dying IN tne
vicinitv Donha Their deaths thought 70 nave
been BY kind Of oats fed TO shen In ono
staDe found dead In one morning Samples
Of oa have been cent to Professor Chandler OF
College New.York.
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rsc,pyvn rp0N JAZZ BIZ A TUNNEL.

ESCAPING FROM JAIL By TUNNEL
cu.prysroS. W. Va, April 14.-There wss sJs'i a.
iverv hero tonight and the following prisoners essApea
hv ,upr.l Dick Fields colorcd Sam FfnnigAn. kman.
nal Williams Jsbez Burdette There hot psisonss
tSa nmiidnr 10 night The building is old and UNSAFE
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A GOOD WORD FOR IRELAND,
SIR LYON PLAyFAIR on CRIMES AND CONVICTIONS
WHAT THE IRISH WANT.

WHAT THE IRISH WANT.
LONDON, April 14-sir Lyon Playfair RESUMED the de-
bate on the Coercion bill in the House of Commons this
evening. While admitting the difficulty ip certain cases
procuring convictions In Ireland he said that the facts
were not serious the Government alleged In Eng
ana percentage OF convictions IL in Ireland 10
The paucity of detccons in Ireland due 70 two dis
tinct causes First, the Irish police armed mil
tary body they did mix with the people and
laws heretofore passed. aenaed the people that they
regarded the law their natural enemy. [Cries Of
Hear hear r'l This hill would increase that enmy.
so arbitrary the bills provisions that 1t would be
Impossible for tenants combine TO try to get rents
duced without becoming liable TO arrest and mprison-
ent In the past 100 years 1856 Coercion acts had met
with unvarying failure. The Government ought 10 low
obedience to the law there must he IN the minds
OF the governed belief that the laws based on right
and justice [" Hear hear!"l The Irish people were
agrarian laws Let the Government give Ireland ins
tutions in accordance with Irish sentiments under which
the law would be the law OF their country ana order
and prosperity would succeed the prevailing disorder and
distress. lCheers
DUBLIN April 4.-Nr. Parnell and Michael Davitt and
a number OF other prominent Irshmen actively
gagged in the work OF promoting the organization OF an
Irish woollen manufacturing and exporting company
with capital OF S500.000 Mr.. Davitt, while in the
United States recently, received many promises OF
sistancc from American importers or wO0ens. meet
ing those interested In the initial formation OF the
company will be held In this city to morrow.
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DETAILS OF THE VICTORIA DISASTER.
)NE BOAT swAMPED BY A wOMAN's sHAwL-NEG

ONE BOAT SWAMPED BY WOMANS
LIGENCE OF LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS.
LONDON April l4-Further particulars OF the loss near
Deppe OF the New-Haven and Dieppe packet Victoria
show that the vessel struck the rocks amidshps The
passengers Immediately rushed to the stern, which,
through downward list Of the bow, Duoyed up by
deep water on that side OF the rocks. terrible scene
ensued then while cndeavors were being made TO noat
the lifeboas, which seriously interfered with by
the strong swell OF the At last when boat was
ready TO be lowered and fifteen mon and women en-
barked In It, a woman's shawl became entangled In
pulley OF the stern davt and caused the boat to descend
TO the sea bow foremost Most Of the occupants were
thrown out and drowned The women jumped from the
deck Of the steamer into the boat after 1t reached the
water and overturned IT. Other boats were then safely
launched and succeeded In reaching Fecamp Sescung on
the way with boathooks two persons who had been
swept out 10 sea.
Mrs Bran Stoker was saved.
The Paris Figaro says terrible responsibility res,s
upon the keepers OF the Cape Ally Lighthouse, VINO only
sounded the fog horn after hearing the crash made Dy
struck the rocks The captain OF the VIC
toria maintained great coolncss aud guaranteed the
safety Of all board II they would but obey his orders
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nrpopr or SEVERE STORM.

MrsssAroLIs, MINI, April 14-There 10 rumot sass
,on.o occurred to-day Albert Lea In the southern
part Of this state heavy thunder storm accompanied
eyenins and many thought that tornado was coming
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EOIrR MEN KILLED IN A 1
SUICIDE BEAUSE OF A LOVERS DELAY.

SUICIDE OF AN ALMSHOCBE KEEPER .
SPRiNGFIRLD Mass, April n.-Amos town. keeper or the
Dana, hanged himself 10 ladder In the parn
this morning
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PERSONAL

Miss May Fisher, of Austin, is at the
st. Leonard.
W. BSrtholme has gone to Boerne to
join the northwestern contractors there.
j. j. Burke, of Pearsall, is at the
southern.
Mr.. Jno. F. Lyth. has returned to our
our city and is quartered at the Menger,
Col. 6. NJ Harwood. of Gonzales, and
Messrs. NJ. S. Hord, Chas. +. Miller and
Jas. B. Wells, Jr., OF Brownsville, are
guests of the Menger.
j. G. Duffield and daughter, Miss
Jennie, accompanied by Mrs. f. A.
Jones and Miss Mary Kinney, of Aus
tin, are at the Southern.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Neil and Mr.. W. j. B.
Patterson have returned from Saltillo.
DR.. Mel is greatly benefited by his short
rest.
Charlie Beokmann has gone to Monte
reg for vacation. He repudiates the
insinuatiOn that he will bring Mrs.
Beckmann back with him
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For Rent.

For Rent.
The following nights in the Knights
OF Pythias nall: Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Enquire Of G.. d. Roemef,
at LIGHT office. l2-6-tf
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We Have Removed,

And want everybody to buy their hard
ware, stoves, tinware and house fur
nishing goods OF Rice & Dallas, Main
plaza. l-2l-tf
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BelknaO Rifles,

At a business meeting last night, the
drill nights were changed to Monday,
Thursday and Friday, In order to accom-
modate certain ladies rehearsing in the
armory.
The acknowledgement has written the
secretary, requiring to know whether
the company will go to Washington or
not, and business meeting will be held
on Thursday 10 decide the question.
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CHESS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HoTEL-FO Skidmore, Skidmore.
b. e county: Lanvos Benavides, laredo: Eldred
Griffith, Nor,d Carolina; Theodore Felix, 81
Hedwig; A J Carson, COrOus Christ: L X
HanaJan, Montreal; JamisOn. Eandera;
J Patterson, junction City: w Kusey, A V
DOld. Fore Davis; w L Dickson Collins, W z
RasJo ough, Beluon: W Walser, Uvalde; W
. GOode, Houston, Scott Wallace, Dallas; j j
BCrke, PeaTsall; w DuDree, AJslin, j W
Browne, Galveston: John Willett, Austin; J G
wright, + Shook, st Louis; p b Wood. Heury
7 Haynes, Hope, Ark; J G Dufield. Miss Jen-
ME Dulheld, Miss Mary Kinney, Galveston:
Miss Jones, Austin; J Wise, Houston.
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That Red Letter Call

The Knights Of Labor, Travis assem-
bly,, No. 1886, have issued red letter
call upon important business, and every
knight In the city attached to the as
sembly, whether In good standing or not,
Is required to be present tonight at
JOske's hall ut s D. IN.
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The Firemen's celebration.

The fire companies will celebrate
George Washington's birthday by a ball
and supper tonight at Turner hall, and
will do ii In royal style.
The following committees have been
appointed to arrange matters, and there
can be no question that the boys are GO
ing to have a good time tonight.
Committee Of Arrsngements-G. A..
DuPrler, (chieD Erich Menger, George
Dullnig, Jr.. Joe Meny, l.. Weyel, Jas.
Carr, Thos. ii. Abbott.
Committee on Decoration-H. c. Mil
Ter, Henry Collmann, Thos. ii. Abbott,
john Heitgen.
Committee on ..Floor-Chief G. A..
Ouerler, (Manager,) H. G. Miller, Henry
Sohaefer, WIN. HOefling, Jr., Madison
Dallas, l.. Weyel.
Door-keeper-G. d. Roemer.
Committee on Hall and Music-Henry
COllmann, ThOs. II. Abbott, John Heit.
gen.
Committee on Printing-H. c. Miller,
l.. Weysl, James Downey.
Committee on Supper-Ben Mauer-
mann, Conrad Zuschlsg, Joe Meny.
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Livery Stables & Hacks Connected

Hacks Nos. 10, IL, I2, 70, Il, Is. Undertaker's
office, "A Blum street, and stables OF posite
Menger hotel Bodies embalmed and shipped
10 all points in the Union. Only VIII te Hearse
In the city. Open day and night. Tel. IL.
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LIGHT FLASHES.
And Other News Items Picked Around
Town By Our Reporters.
Wanted An Answer.

What's the difference between legitimate
advertising and blowing advertisement Don't
all speak at once Give II upr Then mere
goes blowing advertisement is when there Is
more wind and noise than fuel and fire Legiti-
mate advertising is when n little wind aud
noise kindle great fire in lots of fuel This Is
my kind. do more than say j give more
than Ipromise. 1 am an old advertiser-no
"blower."
And II pays2 Yes, legitimate advertising,
il paws me at least, because it's wool with me,
when it's wool, cotton when it's cotton and Il
bargain when tell you II is. And you know
Il aud buy on my say so.
Money saved is money earned. Smokers al
most doub G the buying power of dollar
with me- Comparisons viii surprise you. ]
sell for cash and undersell the thirty, sixty
and ninety day concerns. Why Because
taking no risks can afford to give my Gus
toners the benefits of clear sales.
Come once and you will come again. SIN
Hart-Mr. Harris, No. 3 and 3, West Commerce
street, and No. PSI West Commerce.
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All the keys of windsor Castle we're re-
Gently stolen, but even this does not interfere
with the rapid sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Haokmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 90 cents. For
sale BY Bowling q Flood. l-l3-6m
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Most men, otherwise strong in body aud
mind, will become unhappy and break down
when afflicted with rheumatism, If they
would only try Salvation oil they would and
relief at once. Price % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Pike, with
their son, Master Willie, have apart
ments at the Menger.